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I am thinking about getting a new set of rims for my 2017 Sierra 1500 Denali. My Sierra Denali has the Ultimate package with the 7 spoke 22" rims. While I like them, they just don't have the same appeal as some of the other GM wheels available. One set in particular is the 22" 6-spoke chrome rims (SEZ) 19301157. I also like the 22" 6-split spoke ultra bright machined manoogian rims (SF0) 19301161. Does anyone have these rims on their truck? I'd really like to see what they look like on a Sierra or Silverado.

 

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What color is your truck? I had the chrome 6 spokes on my black high country before switching to the oem gloss black 22s. I can post a picture if you want to see them on a black silverado just as a reference?

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I've noticed GM has changed their standard 22" wheels now on all of the Yukon Denalis. I think they're phasing out the 22" that we see as standard on the Ultimate Sierra.

They're worth a look, but I wasn't able to find a part #.

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I don't think this picture does the wheels any justice, but when seen with the whole vehicle they're much better.

I was considering these about a month ago, but put the idea on the back burner for a bit.

 

 

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I like these also

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I'd never run 22's but even I have to admit those are good looking wheels.

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What color is your truck? I had the chrome 6 spokes on my black high country before switching to the oem gloss black 22s. I can post a picture if you want to see them on a black silverado just as a reference?

 

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This is my truck now. I'd definitely love to see a pic with the chrome 6 spoke.

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Hey, here is a pic with the chrome wheels. The picture doesn't really do them justice how they look in person. They look especially nice when rolling. That much chrome was just a little too much in my opinion. There is also a guy who lives down the street from me who has the other wheels (non chrome) in you op, on his new black sierra denali. Everytime I drive pass it I think how clean and classy it looks. It has the 22" look but not flashy at all. Plus no chrome is always easier to maintain in the northeast US. I'll try to get a pic next time I see it. Good luck!

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I put these on my black 2016 Denali and also my white 2017. 22" OEM Replica wheels. Basically a Tahoe/Suburban LTZ wheel except chrome with black inserts in every other opening. Been very pleased with them and a set can be had for about $900.00..

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shadowmn Enthusiast

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Hey, here is a pic with the chrome wheels. The picture doesn't really do them justice how they look in person. They look especially nice when rolling. That much chrome was just a little too much in my opinion. There is also a guy who lives down the street from me who has the other wheels (non chrome) in you op, on his new black sierra denali. Everytime I drive pass it I think how clean and classy it looks. It has the 22" look but not flashy at all. Plus no chrome is always easier to maintain in the northeast US. I'll try to get a pic next time I see it. Good luck!

 

Wow! Those are gorgeous! Love your truck! I almost bought a black High Country...kinda wish I had.

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I like these also

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I want these wheels for my truck bad.

 

 

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